CHESTERTOWN, Md. – Host Washington College never trailed on its way to recording a 14-6 win over visiting Mary Washington on Sunday afternoon on Kibler Field at Roy Kirby Jr. Stadium in non-conference men's lacrosse action.  The Shoremen are now 5-2 on the year, while the Eagles are 4-5. 

Washington College 14 Mary Washington 6

How It Happened
- Washington scored the game's first three goals with Caden Hallinan giving the hosts a 3-0 lead on a feed from Logan Clefisch with 4:02 to go in the first quarter as the Shoremen led 4-1 after one.
- The Eagles scored the first two goals of the second quarter to trim the lead to 4-3 with 3:21 to go on a Carter Lynch score.
- That's as close as Mary Washington would get as the Shoremen closed out the stanza with a pair of goals to take a 6-3 halftime lead.  Ewan Temple scored from Mac Hale with 55 seconds left and Luke Brennan scored from Kain Domenech with three ticks left to give the hosts a three-goal advantage at intermission.
- In the third quarter, the Shoremen scored the first three to take a 9-3 lead as Hale scored from b to cap a 5-0 run spanning the second and third stanzas.
- Mary Washington would score two in 13 seconds to trim the 9-5 lead with 5:10 left on a Dave Votapek score from Keller Dillman and it capped the third quarter scoring.
- Trevor Ivatts scored a man-up goal 22 seconds into the fourth to ignite a 5-0 run that saw the hosts take a 14-5 lead with 2:25 left on a Luke Phillips score.
- Jake Furman scored the last goal of the game for the guests to round out the scoring with 72 seconds to go.

For The Shoremen (5-2)
- Scoring: Connor Garrison (two goals and two helpers), Brennan (game-best three goals), McFalls and Temple (two goals and one assist), Hale (goal and two assists), Phillips (two goals), Domenech (two helpers)
- In Goal: Cole Corrigan (60:00, six goals allowed, 22 saves)
- Tom Merritt (six ground balls and two caused turnovers), Tyler Bishop, TC White and Jack Winters (two caused turnovers), Jack Theriault went 6-for-7 at the X.
- Washington was 26-for-30 in clears in the contest and 1-for-2 on the man-up.
- The Shoremen had 14 turnovers, while causing nine Mary Washington turnovers.
- WC outshot Mary Washington, 60-48, and won the ground ball tally, 42-30.

For Mary Washington (4-5)
- Scoring: Keogh (two goals and one assist)   
- In Goal: Riley Green (60:00, 14 goals allowed, 17 saves)
- Jacob Fowler (7-for-13 in face-offs and five ground balls), Keegan Shipe (five ground balls and game-best three caused turnovers)
- The Eagles were 18-for-19 in clears, 0-for-2 in man-up situations and turned it over 16 times, while notching six caused turnovers.
- Mary Washington won 12 of the contest's 23 face-offs.

Notes
- Temple is now at 98 career points and two away from 100.
- Mary Washington is coached by Drew Delaney, who served as an assistant coach for Shoremen Lacrosse in 2011.
- Mary Washington is named for the mother of George Washington.

Up Next
3/22 v. Oberlin – 7 p.m. (Non-Conference Game)
- First all-time meeting between the two schools in men's lacrosse.